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Anyway (c) 2007 Jason Allen
I hear thunder, I hear rain Our backs are turned away, anyway I'm not running, I welcome it to me It seems so strange, I like it that way
I can feel you, sitting next to me Can you hear me when I think? I'm not faking, I want you to stay But you always turn and go the other way,
Too much too shallow, I know it's often hard to follow through, With this mess, The lights are dimmer now, Why do I feel so left out?
Change
Because I will anyway.
The street lights fading, I am not afraid I like it better in gray, anyway Lines of champagne, running down the grill, Your flannel blanket, holding back the chill,
Its enchanting, nothing here for miles, It makes me feel alive, Its erasing, I cant turn away, On a street that only goes one way
Too much too shallow -
You're always on my mind, I fall time to time, With all that lies ahead, Complete but separate,
You are...you are...
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